Second, forums. Just wait till they announce the name of the next xbox or playstation and right when they do, create three domain names all with the [nameofconsole].com.... .net.... and .org, including any other .xxx. You can also register [console]info, [console][insert highly searched keyword here]... typically, the huge user base always brings ad revenue.

You can also do porn niche forums and charge for them to register.

But last but not least, and the best ever method, is to have a site like Groupon, Paypal, eBay, Fiverr... what do they all have in common? They always take a percentage of whatever your earnings are.. This kind of a website is potentially limitless in earning potential.

So, take these and put them to use. Forget autoblogs and viral scripts, become a CEO of another Paypal.. just look at Groupon, it picked up so fast its unbelievable how much revenue it has in three years.
So experiment

Most of the time making money implies a carefully designed formula and action plan.
Blogs can indeed generate a nice income, but with the proper content and a way to get constant traffic. Traffic that must convert, with a monetizing option.
There more to say about, and lots of doing.

How do you get the codes? Do you sign up for affiliate networks or what?

Thanks

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Most of the times and best of all you contact the business directly and make a deal with them. Each time someone uses a coupon generated by you on their website or business you get a commission. It can be upfront or after the sale.

No way anyone can compete with Groupon...so think smaller. Go local - go in a narrow niche! presell you service - send them a few leads first and then tell them you can send them many more leads!

BUT again it means you gotta have a lot of traffic! So Google's First page and Strong Social presence is absolutely mandatory! You can also build yourself an army of affiliates!

Typically a lot of you are right, but also make a shit ton of excuses and none of you believe in yourselves.

I didnt say, make the next Paypal. Make something in the future which you know millions will use, and whenever there is a payment or transaction that goes on, shave off a couple percent. I didnt say make the next paypal.

As I learned from a really top top member from BHW, if you have a good IP that can be worth millions or billions, stfu, get a partner that is completely solid that can be trusted, and get VC

Regarding my rep, lets just say I made a thread which many liked, and some bad apples got pissed off and started sending me hate mails and lowering my rep, when it was already up to 15.

Second, forums. Just wait till they announce the name of the next xbox or playstation and right when they do, create three domain names all with the [nameofconsole].com.... .net.... and .org, including any other .xxx. You can also register [console]info, [console][insert highly searched keyword here]... typically, the huge user base always brings ad revenue.

You can also do porn niche forums and charge for them to register.

But last but not least, and the best ever method, is to have a site like Groupon, Paypal, eBay, Fiverr... what do they all have in common? They always take a percentage of whatever your earnings are.. This kind of a website is potentially limitless in earning potential.

So, take these and put them to use. Forget autoblogs and viral scripts, become a CEO of another Paypal.. just look at Groupon, it picked up so fast its unbelievable how much revenue it has in three years.
So experiment

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This thing about Groupon and Paypal, they both spent hundreds of thousands in traffic generating advertising to establish their authority. eBay has humble beginnings but it was launched at the right time and by their 3rd/4th year, they was also spending hundreds of thousands for traffic to keep their popularity going. Fiverr not so much... Fiverr was a genius idea because it prey's on all the people who prey on others by giving them cheap content, traffic etc.

However, you are right about systems that take a percentage from their customers. These do seem to be a fantastic business model in today's internet age. Each of these sites that take a percentage are offering services where they act as the middle-man bringing buyer and seller together. There are literally 1000's of markets and niches where someone could act as a middle man so good luck.

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